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Telephony

IP phones and landlines solve different operating needs

An IP phone uses the data network and can bring extensions, transfers and reporting together. A traditional line can be simpler, but it offers less flexibility across teams and branches.

Unified business communications for customers and teams
Business communications

Look at the workflow

If calls move between reception, sales and support, an extension-based system usually makes routing and visibility easier.

Protect voice quality

Voice traffic needs stable switching, sensible segmentation and enough upstream capacity. Strong internet speed alone does not fix congestion or bad local cabling.

Keep a continuity plan

Document what happens during an internet, power or provider outage and which number customers should still reach.

Project checklist

  • List inbound numbers and responsible teams
  • Define transfers, queues and business hours
  • Test internal and external calls before handover

Practical takeaways

  • Define the operating requirement before choosing products
  • Document interfaces, failure behaviour and ownership
  • Test the completed system and keep records for support
FAQ

What clients ask us.

Can an IP phone call normal mobile numbers?
Yes, through a compatible SIP trunk or service provider.
Do IP phones need separate cabling?
They can share structured network infrastructure, but voice design, PoE capacity and segmentation must be planned.
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